According to Sky Sport Germany, Dortmund is looking to recruit Jadon Sancho from MU. If this deal happens, this will be the third time the English player wears the Ruhr team.
Dortmund is currently discussing internal discussions about the ability to bring Sancho back to Signal Iduna Park. The review process is still happening and has not been removed. MU is said to want to earn about 18 to 20 million euros (equivalent to 16 to 17 million pounds) to completely end the relationship with this 25 -year -old player.
Sancho has almost no more position at Old Trafford since the public conflict with coach Erik Ten HAG in the summer of 2023. He was borrowed by Dortmund in the second half of the 2023/24 season, before returning to MU and continued to be lent by Chelsea last season.
However, after returning from London, Sancho was put into MU's “Bomb Squad” group, that is, the players were no longer in the plan and were asked to find a new club, not to practice with the first team.
Chelsea decided to pay a penalty to cancel the term of purchase, due to the failure to reach the personal agreement with Sancho. Juventus used to be very interested, but after recruiting Francisco Conceicao, Serie A's representative no longer had a budget to continue pursuing. In this context, Dortmund can become a reasonable escape for both Sancho and MU.
Sancho used to play the best football in his career in Dortmund. In the first three seasons in the Bundesliga, Man City's former talent contributed 109 goals and created after 125 matches in all competitions. Even in a short time on the form of loan in early 2024, he also contributed to Dortmund to reach the Champions League final.
This summer, Dortmund has just spent about 27 million euros for 3 purchasing contracts, while earning nearly 70 million euros, most of them from the Jamie Bynoe-Gittens deal to Chelsea. The top 4 Bundesliga and winning tickets for the Champions League next season also helped the team budget increase significantly.
Dortmund has more than 4 weeks to decide whether to spend money on Sancho. However, the biggest problem is not at the transfer fee, but at Sancho's current salary.
During the previous loan, MU still had to pay at least half of the salary for this player. If you want to reunite Dortmund, Sancho is likely to accept significant reduction in income for the deal.